WASHINGTON - Voters waited in line for hours to cast their ballots on Election Day.
Now, some claim the move to expand early voting in Maryland could lead to voter fraud.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is pushing legislation that would expand early voting by increasing the number of early voting days and allowing residents to register on Election Day.
But one part of the bill is raising questions about online security. If it is approved, residents could request a password, use it to download an online ballot through email and mail it back to officials.
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Duh! Do ya think?
ReplyDeleteThe dumbocrats can never win fair elections, so they must invent alll kinds of new ways to cheat!
I don't believe in early voting at all. I think everyone should vote on election day and with picture ID. If you can't vote on election day get an absentee ballot.
ReplyDeleteAgreed, both of you!
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